X-mouse Button Change The Wheel Between Zoom And Scroll
X-mouse Button Change The Wheel Between Zoom And Scroll Saw
X-mouse Button Change The Wheel Between Zoom And Scroll Lock
X-mouse Button Change The Wheel Between Zoom And Scrolls
X-mouse Button Change The Wheel Between Zoom And Scrolling

Steps to Set the Default Mode. Click Settings Preferences. Click Navigation on the left. Under Mouse wheel, click Zoom or Scroll in the Single Page Mode and Continuous Mode dropdown lists. Click Document on the left. Change the Page Layout dropdown to the setting you want. This setting defines the default behavior when a new document in opened. You can use the Gesture button to manage Windows, control media (ex. Volume up and volume down), pan, zoom and rotate, navigate and arrange windows (ex. Maximize/minimize), and assign other custom settings. To perform a gesture, hold down the Gesture button and then move the mouse up or down, left or right.

I'm not aware of a way to remap the scroll wheel within Minecraft, so I think your best bet is to look for third-party tools that will remap your mouse keys for you. After a quick Google search, I found X-Mouse Button Control for Windows, and USB Overdrive for Mac. The advanced window scrolling settings allow you to scroll windows that do not usually respond to the scroll wheel, such as old Windows applications. There are currently 5 methods from which to choose (as well as the default and disabled options). Preferences Accessibility Zoom Use scroll gesture with keys to zoom. Select ^ control. Then use control and the mouse scroll to zoom. (Alternatively, tough that's not what's asked, in chrome, you can pinch to zoom by default) Share. Improve this answer.

Keyboard Shortcuts and Mouse Actions for Simulink Modeling

Keyboard shortcuts and mouse actions can help you efficiently model systems in Simulink^®. To open this page from a model, press Shift+? or click the button on the navigation bar.

Note

The following keyboard shortcuts are based on Windows^®. On a Mac, press command (⌘) instead of Ctrl.

Perform File and Clipboard Operations

Task	Shortcut
Open model	Ctrl+O
Create model	Ctrl+N
Print model	Ctrl+P
Save all modified models in current model hierarchy	Ctrl+S
Save current referenced model	Ctrl+Shift+S
Close model	Ctrl+W
Cut	Ctrl+X
Paste	Ctrl+V
Duplicate	Ctrl+C, Ctrl+V
Undo	Ctrl+Z
Redo	Ctrl+Y
Find search string	Ctrl+F

Zoom, Scroll, and Change Current Window

Task	Action
Fit diagram to screen	Space bar
Zoom in	Ctrl+Plus (+)
Zoom out	Ctrl+Minus (-)
Zoom to 100%	Ctrl+0 or Alt+1
Zoom with scroll wheel	Scroll wheel Ctrl + scroll wheel when Scroll wheel controls zooming is cleared
Zoom in on block diagram element	Drag the button from the palette to the element.
Scroll	Space bar + drag. Scroll wheel + drag.
Change tabs	Ctrl+Shift+Tab
Go to previous window	Alt+Tab

Navigate Model Hierarchy

Task	Shortcut
Open	Double-click. Enter
Go to parent of current subsystem or referenced model	Esc
Look under block mask	Ctrl+U
For linked blocks, go to library of parent block	Ctrl+L
Open the Model Explorer	Ctrl+H

Modify Block Diagram Contents

Task	Action
Insert block at current location with the quick insert menu	Double-click the Simulink Editor canvas and start typing the block name, then select the block from the menu. Ctrl+Period (.) twice and start typing the block name, then press the down arrow to select the block from the list and Enter to insert the block. On AZERTY keyboards, press Ctrl+Shift+Period (.) instead of Ctrl+Period (.).
Get prompted for suggested block based on context	Double-click the end of a line drawn from an existing block, then select a suggestion from the list or start typing to select one from the library.
Open the Library Browser	Ctrl+Shift+L
Insert annotation at current location with the quick insert menu	Double-click the Simulink Editor canvas and type the annotation content, then select the annotation option. Ctrl+Period (.) twice and type the annotation content, then press the down arrow to select the annotation option and Enter to insert the annotation. On AZERTY keyboards, press Ctrl+Shift+Period (.) instead of Ctrl+Period (.).
Copy selected block diagram elements	Drag elements with the right mouse button. Ctrl + drag.
Copy selected block diagram elements between Simulink Editor windows	Drag elements between windows.
Delete selected block diagram elements	Delete or Backspace

Select Block Diagram Elements

Selected elements have a solid blue outline. The most recently selected element has blue corner brackets in addition to the outline. To represent the cursor when you use the keyboard for selection, a blue box with dashed lines surrounds the element.

Task	Action
After clicking or moving elements, access keyboard shortcuts for selecting elements	M to toggle between modifying selection and moving selected elements
Change selection to closest similar element in a direction	Left, right, up, or down arrow
Move cursor to closest element in a direction, regardless of similarity	Ctrl+Shift + left, right, up, or down arrow
Change selection to element at top-left of canvas	Ctrl+Home On a Mac, press home.
Change selection to element at bottom-right of canvas	Ctrl+End On a Mac, press end.
Change selection to leftmost element relative to cursor	Home On a Mac, press control+left.
Change selection to rightmost element relative to cursor	End On a Mac, press control+right.
Select additional adjacent elements	Drag from empty position. Shift + left, right, up, or down arrow
Select additional elements that are not adjacent	Shift + click. Ctrl + left, right, up, or down arrow to change the current element. Ctrl + space bar to add the current element to the selection. On a Mac, to add the current element to the selection, press command+shift + space bar or shift

X-mouse Button Change The Wheel Between Zoom And Scroll